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Future, Metro Boomin announce We Trust You concert tour after fiery double feature, Drake feud

Metro Boomin and Future are trusting their fans to buy tour tickets.

The Grammy-winning rapper and Grammy-nominated producer announced their We Trust You Tour kicking off this July through the end of summer.

Future and Metro Boomin will make stops across North America with a 27-date tour including performances in Atlanta, Brooklyn, Toronto, Chicago and more to celebrate their double feature albums, "We Don't Trust You," which was released in March, and their April follow-up "We Still Don't Trust You."

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The albums stirred controversy in rap with disses aimed at Drake from guest stars J. Cole , Kendrick Lamar , The Weeknd and A$AP Rocky .

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J. Cole takes apparent swipe at Drake in 'Red Leather' after Kendrick Lamar diss apology

Where are Future and Metro Boomin going on We Trust You tour dates?

Tuesday, July 30 – Kansas City, Missouri – T-Mobile Center
Wednesday, July 31 – Saint Paul, Minnesota – Xcel Energy Center
Friday, Aug. 2 – Milwaukee – Fiserv Forum
Saturday, Aug. 3 – Chicago – Lollapalooza Music Festival
Sunday, Aug. 4 – Detroit – Little Caesars Arena
Tuesday, Aug. 6 – Nashville, Tennessee – Bridgestone Arena
Thursday, Aug. 8 – Atlanta – State Farm Arena
Saturday, Aug. 10 – Columbus, Ohio – Schottenstein Center
Sunday, Aug. 11 – Toronto – Scotiabank Arena
Tuesday, Aug. 13 – Boston – TD Garden
Wednesday, Aug. 14 – Philadelphia – Wells Fargo Center
Thursday, Aug. 15 – Brooklyn, New York – Barclays Center
Saturday, Aug. 17 – Washington – Capital One Arena
Tuesday, Aug. 20 – New Orleans – Smoothie King Center
Thursday, Aug. 22 – Houston – Toyota Center
Friday, Aug. 23 – San Antonio – Frost Bank Center
Saturday, Aug. 24 – Dallas – American Airlines Center
Sunday, Aug. 25 – Tulsa, Oklahoma – BOK Center
Tuesday Aug 27 – Denver – Ball Arena
Wednesday, Aug. 28 – Salt Lake City – Delta Center
Friday, Aug. 30 – Las Vegas – T-Mobile Arena
Saturday, Aug. 31 – Inglewood, California – Intuit Dome
Tuesday, Sept. 3 – Sacramento, California – Golden 1 Center
Wednesday, Sept. 4 – Oakland, California – Oakland Arena
Friday, Sept. 6 – Seattle – Climate Pledge Arena
Saturday, Sept. 7 – Portland, Oregon – Moda Center
Monday, Sept. 9 – Vancouver, British Columbia – Rogers Arena

J. Cole apologizes to Kendrick Lamar for 'lame' diss '7 Minute Drill': 'I was conflicted'

'We Don't Trust You' and 'We Still Don't Trust You' vs. Drake: Diss tracks explained

Future and Metro Boomin's "We Don't Trust You," released March 22, and "We Still Don't Trust You," released April 12, unleashed grievances other rappers had with Toronto rapper Drake.

Lamar, Cole and Drake are widely recognized as their rap class' "Big Three," the most recognizable stars in the genre over the past decade. Cole referred to himself, Drake (Aubrey Graham) and Lamar (K. Dot) as the "big three" in modern rap in Drake's 2023 song "First Person Shooter."

Lamar shut down the "big three" line on the "We Don't Trust You" track "Like That." In the song, he called out "First Person Shooter" by name and said "it's just big me" when it comes to rap titans.

Following the diss, J. Cole dropped a surprise album, "Might Delete Later," which included "7 Minute Drill," where Cole alluded to hearing about Lamar's diss, rapping, "I got a phone call, they say that somebody dissing / You want some attention, it come with extensions."

"He still doing shows but fell off like 'The Simpsons,'" the North Carolina rapper continued, adding that Lamar's first album was "classic" and his latest was "tragic."

But two days later, at his Dreamville Festival, J. Cole told his home state crowd during a headlining set that his diss track was a "lame" and "goofy" decision, in videos captured by attendees .

J. Cole later appeared as a guest on the "We Still Don't Trust You" track "Red Leather," a seven-minute song that features an apparent swipe at Drake.

"Kept my nose out the streets, but I love to get a whiff / Of the action, with risk comes attraction / The blicks get to blastin’, I turn into a track star,” Cole raps on the track, who also said that his "story's more clever, my similes was better."

Rapper A$AP Rocky, who is the longtime boyfriend of Drake's ex Rihanna, also took shots at Drake on the "We Still Don't Trust You" track "Show of Hands," saying the Canadian rapper's latest music "came and went" and he didn't "trust" him.

The Weeknd joined the band wagon on "We Still Don't Trust You," remarking on the track "All to Myself" that he's glad never "signed (his) life away" to Drake's OVO label. He also took aim at Drake's "shooters," joking that they're too busy "making TikToks."

Future didn't let his features have all the fun. On the track "This Sunday," Future seemingly interpolates the chorus of Drake’s 2016 song "Feel No Ways" by telling his former "Life Is Good" collaborator that he doesn't care if Drake "feel a way" about all the disses.

Drake has yet to issue a formal response to the diss tracks, although a rumored single allegedly called "Push Ups" was leaked on social media Saturday that seemingly addresses Lamar and Metro Boomin.

Contributing: Jay Stahl

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Future, Metro Boomin announce We Trust You concert tour after fiery double feature, Drake feud

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Fresh off of his sophomore album release this past April, rapper Future announced that he would be headlining the #HonestTour in various cities across the United States, aptly named for his album of the same title, Honest. Of these tour dates, June 10th, 2014 would be hitting Charlotte, NC at Amos’ Southend. Not only that, but up and coming rapper Que (known for his street anthem “OG Bobby Johnson”) and crossover sensation Rico Love would be his supporting acts. For those who might not know who exactly Future is, he’s an Atlanta, GA native who managed to make a name for himself by flooding the streets with projects throughout 2010-2012 that included the Streetz Calling and Astronaut Status mixtapes, which really grabbed the attention of hip-hop followers nationwide. On top of that, Future’s unique sound which encompasses his ability to rap as well as sing (albeit auto-tuned) have given him a leg up on the competition. Once he started to get the attention that he rightly deserved, he capitalized on it by releasing notable singles including “Tony Montana” and “Same Damn Time” which subsequently made it onto his debut album, Pluto. In addition to that, Future became arguably the best “hook” artist in the hip-hop/rap genre and further promoted himself by hopping on YC’s hit song “Racks“, which turned into a hit almost overnight – it now has 18+ million views. Since that point, things for Future have snowballed into mainstream success and now it’s almost impossible to not hear his voice on the radio. This evening also marked the third time in the past two years that Future has performed in Charlotte. He co-headlined the Power 98 SummerFest in August of 2012 at the Uptown Amphitheatre with Ace Hood, Chief Keef & Travis Porter. More recently, he opened for Drake alongside Miguel on the Toronto rapper’s Would You Like a Tour? at Time Warner Cable Arena. After the standard milling around and house music prior to anyone performing, things started to kick off at around 8:15-8:30pm with Rico Love. He was on stage for roughly 20-25 minutes and performed, among other songs, “B*tches Be Like”, Usher’s “There Goes My Baby” (which he wrote), and “What You Saying” before capping things off with his most recent hit, “They Don’t Know“, which essentially turned the entire venue into one big sing-a-long session. The crowd was really starting to get warmed up at this point and undoubtedly would have gotten out of control had Que come on to perform his trunk-rattling hit “OG Bobby Johnson“. Unfortunately, he was MIA and never made an appearance. Therefore, another session of house music began between acts that lasted for roughly 30 minutes or so before the main attraction hit the stage. But my oh my, was it worth it. The lights dimmed, smoke covered the stage. It was time. TURN UP TIME. In less than 30 seconds, Future transformed an otherwise mild crowd into a loosely contained riot, which I was at the forefront of. The first song Future performed was “Chosen One”, off of the FBG: The Movie mixtape. From there, the Atlanta native continued to lay down hit after hit as the audience ascended to Pluto, then Mars, at the same damn time. All things considered, this night proved to be a success and Future yet again reiterated why he was a force to be reckoned with in the hip-hop industry. If you somehow managed to miss him last night, you’re not entirely out of luck. Future will be performing tonight at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach if you’re willing to make a drive. It will be well worth your time and he’ll undoubtedly crush the stage, but hey, I’m just being #Honest.

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I saw Future perform for the first time at the Fillmore in Charlotte, NC last year in March. If always said anytime he comes to Charlotte to perform I WILL BE THERE. My son and I attended the Nobody safe tour on Sunday here in Charlotte and he put on a HELLUVA SHOW, and his DJ, Esco, OMG. He knows how to get a crowd CRUNK. I love them both. I CAN'T EXPRESS IT BUT IF HE WAS TO COME BACK THIS YEAR I WILL GO SEE HIM AGAIN. We really enjoyed the concert. I'm a die hard Future fan and so is my son. I love future and his music. I feel a lot of lyrics. One if my dreams or wishes is to meet Future and do Esco. They are so HElluva, but the two of them together is like launching a bomb. I'm A FUTURE FREEBANDZ FAN 4 LIFE. I LOVE ME SOME FUTURE

Security was very poorly executed.I get that in the Mosh Pit there will be a degree of pushing but hair pulling,people elbowing down to the ground,nails ripped off,earrings ripped out is NOT ok just to push me away from the front where I was.I then decided to move to the back and then there were people fighting, countless people smoking weed which made me sick yet security just walked by.In fact at one point one of the Show Sec security (blonde girl) shoved past me nearly knocking me off my feet!I will never ever attend this Venue ever again,absoulutely awful and a traumitising experience to say the least to be honest very horrible experience!

Yo I had so much fun at this show!!!! And they hooked Future's stage stuff up nice!! With the lights and smoke and the DJ!!! It was also so cool how he had the confetti come down from the ceiling!! Ty Dolla Sign had a nice performance and so did the new music artist from Dreamchaser Records!!! Future himself killed it!!! Hot performance!!! Like I said I really enjoyed myself!! Hot Show and I can't wait till he comes back here to Philly to do another show!!! And i just want to say that the Fillmore is a nice place that was my first time there and I hope that they keep bringing talented artist there !! Enjoy your day!! God Bless

This was the worst show I have been to by far. I go to a lot of concerts and I am pretty sure these good reviews come from hypebeasts who suck dick for artists like future. To back up my claim, Future would change the song while in the middle of rapping another, he would constantly walk off stage for minutes at a time, not even playing his own music while he was off, the audio was off entirely. The most I heard a song play was about a minute and he would change songs before the beat even dropped sometimes. Good thing I got my ticket as a gift otherwise it would have been a complete waste of money. Do not go to these shows.

It was a damn good concert. Im glad i went. First ty $dolla sign came out and did a decent show but it was only 30 minutes. Some songs he only singed past of it.

Next future came out and it was a dope show. It had some and mirrors and great effects to make it better. He preformed all his old hits first then took a 5 minute break and did his new hits. He preformed alot of songs great show.

Seen Future Sat June 3 in Indianapolis,In I'm white male 59yrs old This was my 1st rap concert It was great All the rappers put on a great show High energy! SO glad I went to this show Never thought I'd get to see Future Live! What a great experience I gotta see JuicyJ next if possible Hope Future comes to Indy again soon

Future was supposed to be Nicki Minaj’s Supporting act for her 11th March 2019 show but he did not appear to be there and there was no email telling me otherwise. I am upset by this as there should of been some recognition of this before or at least during the show.

this concert was really good, except the fact that future appeared only for around half an hour. There was no problem at all, maybe just when one of the singer's singing was kind off boring.

In general we spent a pretty nice moment there

Wish I can go to the Future concert in Miami but I'm fighting for my life and Stewart hospital Martin South have infection in my lungs and in my heart keep it real at the concert be nice to be there maybe next time

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